Sustainability & Responsible Design
Gregory approaches sustainability as an ongoing responsibility - one that spans material selection, chemical use, product longevity and manufacturing practices. Rather than quick fixes, the brand focuses on meaningful, long-term improvements that reduce environmental impact without compromising performance.
A key part of this commitment is Gregory's move away from harmful PFAS-based water-repellent treatments. Many Gregory packs now use PFAS-free DWR finishes, helping to reduce persistent chemicals entering ecosystems while still delivering reliable weather protection.
Material choices also play an important role. Gregory continues to increase the use of recycled fabrics and responsibly sourced materials across its product range, lowering reliance on virgin resources and supporting more sustainable supply chains.
Durability is central to Gregory's environmental approach. By designing packs that last for years of use, the brand supports a buy-less, use-longer philosophy, reducing waste and the environmental cost of frequent replacement.
Sustainability at Gregory is not a single claim, but a continuous process - evolving alongside advances in materials, production and environmental responsibility.
